Algerian Ramy Bensebaini ran at a crazy speed to prevent Lamine Yamal from scoring a goal, but look at what the amazing Yamal did.
A historic scene that the Champions League will never forget because of the wonder that Lamine Yamal did with this goal.
Barcelona is preparing for a decisive match in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League when they host Borussia Dortmund, the “yellow submarine,” tonight at the Montjuïc Stadium in Catalonia. Coach Hansi Flick’s side hopes to achieve a positive result that will aid Barcelona in the return leg at the difficult Signal Iduna Park, home …
Although Barcelona is currently in a period of brilliance, with remarkable results in recent months, such as remaining unbeaten so far in 2025, Hans-Dieter Flick is facing some concerns about a number of his players. He cannot hide his worries about the accumulated playing time of some key players such as Pedri González, Lamine Yamal, …
A shocking scene that the history of the Champions League will never forget, no matter what happens. It may be classified as the stupidest and strangest scene in the tournament.
Barcelona is currently focused on the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals, where they will face Borussia Dortmund tonight. This is a crucial match for the club’s European future and a golden opportunity for the players to focus and take a step forward in one of the most important phases of the season. …
Physicists and logicians will demand a ban for Arsenal’s wonderkid for the way he scored a miraculous third goal against Real Madrid in the Champions League.
This is the first historic counterattack and a legendary football melody that will be recorded in the history of the Champions League in the name of Inter Milan because of what happened in the last seconds against Bayern Munich in the heart of the Allianz Arena.
For the first time in Champions League knockout history, an incredible player named Declan Rice scores 2 free kicks against Real Madrid in just 10 minutes.
A scene that will never be forgotten in the history of the Champions League, no matter what happens.